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SOC 202 Study Guide - Market Price, Liquid Oxygen, Forego
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Lo1 the basics of call and put options and how to calculate their payoffs and profits. Lo2 the factors that affect option values and how to price call
View DocumentSOC 202 Lecture Notes - Liquid Oxygen, Efficient-Market Hypothesis, Underwriting
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Lo1 the venture capital market and its role in the financing of new, high-risk ventures. Lo2 how securities are sold to the public and the role of inve
View DocumentSOC 202 Lecture Notes - Project Y, Weighted Arithmetic Mean, Capital Budgeting
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Lo1 how to determine a firm"s cost of equity capital. Lo2 how to determine a firm"s cost of debt. Lo3 how to determine a firm"s overall cost of capital
View DocumentSOC 202 Lecture Notes - Risk-Free Interest Rate, Risk Premium, Squared Deviations From The Mean
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Lo1 the calculation for expected returns and standard deviation for individual securities and portfolios. Lo2 the principle of diversification and the
View DocumentLeasing problems 22.2-22.7.doc
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Fin401 solutions to questions 2-7 in chapter 22 (editions 5 and 6) Note: assume that all cash flows other than initial cost occur at the end of a perio
View DocumentSOC 202 Lecture Notes - Yield Curve, Arbitrage, Capital Asset
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A: systematic risk is defined as risk that. C: risk that affects a single company is called ______ risk, systematic, market, unsystematic, alpha, nondi
View DocumentSOC 202 Lecture Notes - Solution Set, Capital Structure, Cash Flow
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These facts form the basis of almost all the solving techniques that we"ll be looking at so it"s very important that you know them and don"t forget abo
View DocumentSOC 202 Lecture Notes - Interest Rate Risk, Commercial Bank, Leap Year
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D: the prime rate is the interest rate that the largest commercial banks charge their most creditworthy ____ customers for _____ loans. E: a bellwether
View DocumentSOC 202 Lecture Notes - Corporate Bond, Tulip Mania, Complement Factor B
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E: annual dividend yield at time (t + 1), dt+1, divided by the stock price at time t, pt is called the, annualized rate of return, capital gain, total
View DocumentSOC 202 Lecture Notes - Mutual Fund, Shares Outstanding
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Overview of security types: contract to buy = 500 / 50 = 10. Purchase price = 10 50 ,530 = ,000. P = ,565: gain = (,565 1,530) 10 50 = ,500. P = ,475:
View DocumentECN 104 Study Guide - Weighted Arithmetic Mean, Fisher Equation, Risk-Free Interest Rate
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Lo1 the calculation for expected returns and standard deviation for individual securities and portfolios. Lo2 the principle of diversification and the
View DocumentECN 104 Study Guide - Cash Flow, Financial Statement, Payback Period
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Lo1 how to compute the net present value and why it is the best decision criterion. Lo2 the payback rule and some of its shortcomings. Lo3 the discount
View DocumentECN 104 Study Guide - Net Income, Fixed Asset, Techron
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Lo1 how to determine relevant cash flows for a proposed project. Lo2 how to project cash flows and determine if a project is acceptable. Lo3 how to cal
View DocumentSOC 202 Lecture Notes - Capital Structure, Ordinary Income, Tax Shield
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Lo1 the effect of financial leverage on firm value and cost of capital. Lo2 the impact of taxes and bankruptcy on capital structure choice. Answers to
View DocumentSOC 202 Lecture Notes - 0 (Year), Sensitivity Analysis, Net Present Value
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Lo1 how to perform and interpret a sensitivity analysis for a proposed investment. Lo2 how to perform and interpret a scenario analysis for a proposed
View DocumentSOC 202 Lecture Notes - Balloon Payment Mortgage, Cash Flow, The Monthly
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Lo1 how to determine the future and present value of investments with multiple cash flows. Lo2 how loan payments are calculated and how to find the int
View DocumentACC 110 Study Guide - Standard Form Contract, Rescission, Parol Evidence Rule
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Not every statement communicated during the negotiation process is a contractual term. A statement becomes a contractual term only if it is included in
View DocumentECN 104 Study Guide - Opportunity Cost, Dividend Tax, Common Stock
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Lo1 the difference between accounting value (or book value) and market value. Lo2 the difference between accounting income and cash flow. Lo3 the diffe
View DocumentECN 104 Study Guide - Life Insurance, Capital Structure, Financial Intermediary
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Lo1 the basic types of financial management decisions and the role of the financial manager. Lo2 the financial implications of the different forms of b
View DocumentLeasing problems 22.2-22.7.doc
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Fin401 solutions to questions 2-7 in chapter 22 (editions 5 and 6) Note: assume that all cash flows other than initial cost occur at the end of a perio
View DocumentACC 110 Study Guide - Indian Act, The Seller, Consumer Protection
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A person cannot enter into a contract unless they have the legal power to give consent. To protect specific groups of ppl, the law has drawn a distinct
View DocumentACC 110 Chapter Notes - Chapter 5: Judicial Restraint, Precedent, Case Citation
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Usually occurs when two or more defendants agree to act together with the primary purpose of causing a financial loss to the plaintiff. Rules are diffe
View DocumentITM 102 Chapter Notes - Chapter 5: Liquid Oxygen, The Province
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Lo1 how to determine the future value of an investment made today. Lo2 how to determine the present value of cash to be received at a future date. Lo3
View DocumentITM 102 Chapter Notes - Chapter 3: Liquid Oxygen, Bell Internet, Cash Flow
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Lo1 the sources and uses of a firm"s cash flows. Lo2 how to standardize financial statements for comparison purposes. Lo3 how to compute and, more impo
View DocumentITM 102 Study Guide - Canadian Tire, Canadian Business, Corporate Liability
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Present value of fcf (future cash flows) to determine share of stock value: D = cash dividend paid at the end of the period. R = required return in the
View DocumentITM 102 Study Guide - Liquid Oxygen, Financial Instrument, List Of Bus Routes In Staten Island
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Lo1 how stock prices depend on future dividends and dividend growth. Lo2 the characteristics of common and preferred stocks. Lo3 the different ways cor
View DocumentITM 102 Study Guide - Fax
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Assignment 4 negative message: scenario 2 a. As you know, since launching business in 2008, we have made our home 43 winchill boulevard. Overtime, as a
View DocumentECN 104 Study Guide - Scenario Analysis, Marginal Revenue, Sensitivity Analysis
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Lo1 how to perform and interpret a sensitivity analysis for a proposed investment. Lo2 how to perform and interpret a scenario analysis for a proposed
View DocumentECN 104 Study Guide - Quiz Guide: Net Income, Variable Cost, Total Absorption Costing
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Test 1 solutions, winter term 2012 (feb 13, 2012, 12 p. m. 2 p. m. in room trs2-147) This test consists of 5 questions (9 pages). All questions must be
View DocumentACC 110 Study Guide - Fundamental Breach, Expectation Damages, Liquidated Damages
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One or more remedies may be available if a contract is breached. In the vast majority of cases, the remedy for a breach of contract is damages: damages
View DocumentACC 110 Lecture Notes - 0 (Year), Income Tax, Cash Flow
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E3 1: adjusting entry b, no entry or adjusting (allowed by ifrs, adjusting entry, no entry f, adjusting entry h. i. j, no entry transactional entry tra
View DocumentACC 110 Lecture Notes - Financial Statement, Income Statement, Deferred Tax
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Current assets are assets that will be used up, sold, or converted to cash within one year or one operating cycle. Current liabilities will be paid or
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